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Alcatel-Lucent and AuthenTec Enable Portugal Telecom to Securely Deliver ...
MarketWatch (press release)
Nakhle Matta, CSO, Alcatel-Lucent Portugal, said: "Being one of the world's leading Internet Protocol TV (IPTV) and multimedia services integrators with more than 60 successful IPTV projects around the world, we are uniquely positioned to extend ... EION Wireless to bring IPTV to rural Brazil
Rapid tv news
Canadian vendor EION Wireless is partnering with Brazilian company Quest to bring low-cost television and multimedia services to rural areas. The two are part of a Canada-Brazil R&D programme funded by the International Science and Technology ... 
Entone's FusionTV(TM) Powers Another Hybrid TV Service
MarketWatch (press release)
FusionTV is integrated with leading IPTV middleware and digital rights management (DRM) systems. With a simple software update to Entone's Hybrid TV settop boxes, TriCounty Telecom subscribers can instantly access and enjoy VUDU's streaming library ... TriCounty Telecom uses Enton for 'hybrid TV' service
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TriCounty Telecom's IPTV subscribers in Eastern North Carolina soon have access to a hybrid-TV service that combines broadcast-TV and OTT and cloud-based services. TriCounty is using Entone's FusionTV software to add the additional multimedia layers ...  Portugal Telecom puts 60 TV channels on mobile devices
IPTV News
Portugal's leading telecoms provider has launched a new mobile TV service which offers 60 live TV channels and video-on-demand titles, using delivery technology from Alcatel-Lucent and content protection from US firm AuthenTec. Portugal Telecom's new ... 
Buckeye takes TV Everywhere with Azuki
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Buckeye CableSystem is leaning on Azuki Systems to provide the technology it needs to drive its video-on-demand (VoD) and linear programming lineups onto multiple screens--both inside and outside the residence--as it becomes part of the TV Everywhere ...  Cable and wireless pressures could prompt Rogers to lower its 2012 outlook
Financial Post
In its first quarter, Rogers said it lost 7000 cable customers in a highly competitive period with Bell's IPTV service. Huang said at that time the loss of subscribers was not a “one-off event” and he predicted Rogers will lose 86000 cable subscribers ... 
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